somehow in Latin
somehow in Latin is aliquā — somehow means by some means not specified or fully understood.
somehow in Latin
aliquā
In one way or another; in a way not yet known or explained; by some means
What does "somehow" mean?
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adverb By some means not specified or fully understood.
"Somehow, the cat had climbed onto the roof."
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somehow in a sentence
- Somehow, the cat had climbed onto the roof.
- They managed to fix the leak somehow before the plumber arrived.
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What is "somehow" in Latin?
"somehow" in Latin is aliquā. somehow means: By some means not specified or fully understood.
How do you use "somehow" in a sentence?
Example: "Somehow, the cat had climbed onto the roof." In Latin, "somehow" is aliquā.
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